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Post by Rico on Jan 31, 2008 18:01:49 GMT -6
The McMahon/Finlay/Hornswoggle program should be continuing through at least WrestleMania. There has been talks doing something between Vince & Finlay at WrestleMania. Mick Foley may also come into play in McMahon's Mania plans. There have also been talks of Vince vs. Foley, Foley vs. Shane McMahon, or Finlay & Foley vs. Vince & Shane.
The feud between Matt Hardy and MVP will resume when Hardy is cleared is to wrestle again, which should be very soon. WWE's plan is to cultimate the feud at WrestleMania with a U.S. title match.
WWE plans on holding a Money in the Bank match for the fourth consecutive year at WrestleMania 24 in Orlando. The match will feature Jeff Hardy and five other big stars WWE doesn't have any plans for at WrestleMania.
Ever since John Cena's surprise in-ring return Sunday night at the Royal Rumble, Triple H has reportedly been politicking like crazy for the WrestleMania main event slot
To clarify the rumors regarding Raven leaving TNA, he had been telling people that he did not feel like the company was going to re-sign him and that he planned on pursuing other interests (including penning a column on a popular wrestling website). However, according to a source close to the situation TNA has offered him a new deal. Raven has not accepted or declined the offer as of the time of this writing.
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Post by Head Booker on Jan 31, 2008 20:28:38 GMT -6
mark my word...Jeff wins the MitB...'08 is Jeff Hardy's year...
Tate
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Post by GGWF on Feb 1, 2008 3:21:45 GMT -6
mark my word...Jeff wins the MitB...'08 is Jeff Hardy's year... Tate After the occurrences of the Royal Rumble, I am inclined to agree. I foresee the Hardy push going along the lines of him getting extremely close at the Rumble, extremely close in the Elimination chamber, followed by a MitB win, claiming his briefcase at the next Raw for the next PPV, followed by a clean PPV win then a medium length (3ish months) title reign followed by a screw job. Call me ‘Mystic Mark’  M x |
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Post by Rico on Feb 1, 2008 7:45:49 GMT -6
this is also taken from rajah.com
WrestleMania XXIV is expected to be the clumination of Ric Flair's retirement storyline and his final match in WWE. Two names that have been discussed as possible opponents for Flair have been Mr. Kennedy and Shawn Michaels. It now looks like Shawn Michaels will be Flair's final opponent.
Two independent sources within WWE have confirmed that the current plan is for Michaels to end Flair's career and that Vince McMahon has already approved the match.
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Post by GM Mark "Damn Right" Dent on Feb 1, 2008 9:14:49 GMT -6
Yeah. IMHO, it'd have to be either Shawn or HHH.
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Post by Icon Lord Leon Corbin on Feb 1, 2008 9:24:57 GMT -6
If they ever chose Kennedy...he would be SOOOO over lol
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Post by Rico on Feb 1, 2008 13:12:58 GMT -6
no he would not.......Kennedy is not ready for something like that just yet. This would go right along with Randy Orton's gimmick...the Legend Killer, if he wasn't the World Champ, he would be the perfect fit, he or Edge.
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Post by Icon Lord Leon Corbin on Feb 1, 2008 14:35:47 GMT -6
He would be over, why wouldn't he...? Randy has taken out legends, yes but mostly not living, active legends in the WWE at that time in the same way. You're not gonna get much bigger a legend than Ric bloody Flair either lol. Besides, being the one to take out Flair wouldn't be the same gimmick, it would be the thing that would give MAJOR bragging rights over Randy's gimmick, who, by the way, wasn't ready when he was taking out legends at first...much like his first title reign.
You're just Kennedy hatin' now lol, he could be ready for greater things, Lord knows if Jeff can get a shot, any fucker can...
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Post by Rico on Feb 1, 2008 17:29:31 GMT -6
Kennedy, has just been mediocre lately. He's almost stale IMO  ...But why not let MVP do it, I mean if they are planning for the future let someone who is going to be the future of your show do it. MVP is a better worker than flair, if they let him finish matches with clean pins instead of dq's and count outs. correction Ish...it's Ric "By Gawd" Flair lol |
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Post by Icon Lord Leon Corbin on Feb 1, 2008 20:02:20 GMT -6
I like MVP as a wrestler but he has a shite character...not really what I'd call the main event future for the business, he's corny as hell.
It still looks like you're Kennedy hatin', Rico...the man has the right package to be the next legend in time to come.
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Post by Rico on Feb 1, 2008 22:42:37 GMT -6
Ishy...you're doing some MVP Hatin' now... I have no doubt that Kennedy will be one of the future stars, so will MVP. Look at it, they guys are being built for it, just about anyone who feuds with Taker and Kane, the WWE almost always moves them to the main event spot, with the exception of Big Daddy V and Mark Henry, and we all can see why that is. Kennedy is good, but I think MVP is better. now plans call for Orton to drop the title to Cena at NWO, so it will probly be a 3way match at WM with Cena defending against 3H and Orton, or even a 4 way match adding Jeff Hardy to the mix. I think it would be good if they let Jeff participate in the Main Event at WM, I think he deserves it, he's improves tremendously, and I believe that he's ready. He has the fan backing to become a marketable champion, so why not test it out...He can't do any worse than Cena, whom only has the little childrens backing |
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Post by Icon Lord Sean "Magic" Fiery on Feb 1, 2008 23:40:38 GMT -6
Kennedy is great. He puts on really good matches. Has good mic skills. Has good charisma. Knows how to play his role. He's certainly not boring and the fans ALWAYS play along in his KENNEDY............ KENNEDY! Bit. So obviously he has good interaction. I haven't gotten bored of him yet. They NEED to push him and let him progress in his skills. The match he had with Michaels before the Rumble on Raw was a very good match. He's the future. I'd much rather see him more than MVP because I can atleast take Kennedy more serious than an average heel. MVP is a good wrestler, but his mic skills need a bit of work. And right now he hasn't really shown much diversity in his feud with Hardy. It's been a sideshow, more or less. So my prediction for the future of sports entertainment is Kennedy...................... KENNEDY  |
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Post by Icon Lord Leon Corbin on Feb 1, 2008 23:51:17 GMT -6
Tell me what it is, other than the fans' response to Jeff that makes him ready? He cannot work the mic at all, he's an embarrassment when he tries and you can see Randy struggling to work with him out in the ring when they cut a segment together, it's terrible to watch and think that this is supposed to be the elite of the company...and his wrestling is sloppy, but then WWE main event scene is rarely about good wrestling anyway. He is merely the garnish to the scene, spice because he can be deemed unpredictable and people are looking for that swerve where it won't be a Cena or HHH that wins, not a man that should be carrying a company when he couldn't even carry that IC title...
And I wasn't MVP hatin' lol...fact is I think he's a good wrestler, excellent even, he won me over with the match he had with Benoit. But I could easily see MVP gone in a few years, he has an air of forgettability about him too...he has that fizzle factor...
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Post by Icon Lord Leon Corbin on Feb 1, 2008 23:53:11 GMT -6
Kennedy is great. He puts on really good matches. Has good mic skills. Has good charisma. Knows how to play his role. He's certainly not boring and the fans ALWAYS play along in his KENNEDY............ KENNEDY! Bit. So obviously he has good interaction. I haven't gotten bored of him yet. They NEED to push him and let him progress in his skills. The match he had with Michaels before the Rumble on Raw was a very good match. He's the future. I'd much rather see him more than MVP because I can atleast take Kennedy more serious than an average heel. MVP is a good wrestler, but his mic skills need a bit of work. And right now he hasn't really shown much diversity in his feud with Hardy. It's been a sideshow, more or less. So my prediction for the future of sports entertainment is Kennedy...................... KENNEDY
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Post by Rico on Feb 2, 2008 1:46:04 GMT -6
Ha....lol Kennedy is inconsistant in the ring, his mic skills are boring to me. At first he was ok on the mic, but now he's just meh....hell he's below Meh' IMHO....Thats just the way I feel about him , I could easily forget about Kennedy more so that MVP. MVP's cockiness is what drives the fans to hate him, they pay to see him get his ass kicked, which is what a heel is supposed to do. His Feud with Matt Hardy, is up and down because of Matt's health, it's not his fault that the WWE keeps planning for his matches to turn out in a DQ or count out, but he does deliver in the ring, and you can't deny MVP that. oh the Jeff Hardy note, hell Cena can't work the mic either, and he's been the Champ at the last 3 WM's....Jeff is a breath of fresh air in the World title scene and thats what the WWE needs. Hell I even got tired of seeing the Rock and Stone Cold hog up the spotlight, keep things fresh, Most fans reject Cena, but yet he still gets rammed down our throats. Orton's time has come to an end because the WWE wants Cena and 3H in the Main Event, let Orton main event a WM in a singles match, he'll carry it alot better than Cena ever could. |
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...But why not let MVP do it, I mean if they are planning for the future let someone who is going to be the future of your show do it. MVP is a better worker than flair, if they let him finish matches with clean pins instead of dq's and count outs.
